Greenwich Public Schools Make Key Staffing Appointments, Recognize Staff Excellence

Shawn Hoyt began serving as assistant principal at Greenwich Central Middle School on July 13, 2026, succeeding Scott Trungadi in the role. Kristina Remy started as special education program coordinator for Greenwich Public Schools on July 1, 2026. New Lebanon School received designation as a 2026 Connecticut Blue Ribbon School from the Connecticut State Department of Education.

Staffing Appointments at Greenwich Schools

The district completed these personnel changes in early July 2026, shortly after the close of the prior academic year. Greenwich High School held its graduation on June 18, 2026, and the final day of classes for the 2025-2026 year occurred on June 22, 2026, with an early release schedule. These transitions address leadership and coordination needs within existing Greenwich Public Schools operations.

Recognition for New Lebanon School

The Connecticut State Department of Education selected New Lebanon School for the 2026 Blue Ribbon designation. This recognition aligns with broader district efforts to maintain program standards across local schools. The selection process draws on state-level review of school performance and practices.

Proposals Involving Brunswick School

Brunswick School submitted plans for renovations to early childhood education buildings at its Lake Avenue campus. The proposal also includes raising enrollment capacity at that site from 150 to 194 students. Such steps represent private school decisions that intersect with local education infrastructure considerations in Greenwich.

These updates illustrate how Greenwich handles education matters through targeted staffing choices, state program acknowledgments, and campus planning. Further details on implementation will emerge from Greenwich Public Schools communications and related local reviews in the months ahead.